Practice Divisions

This article originally appeared in the Insurance Journal on May 18 and was written by firm partners, Jamie A. Cole and Eric Stettin.   The right to protest in America is a fundamental right [...]

For years, the City of Tampa (“City”) has grappled with how to control single-use, residential development (development that consists only of residences) that creates a number of issues– [...]

In a story published by The Real Deal, Howard D. DuBosar discusses his recent win securing roughly three-quarters of a million dollars in damages from unpaid rent increases.  “My client is very [...]

In a story published by Florida Trend, Mitch explained that South Florida is moving faster than ever by promoting its micro-mobility, walkability, innovation, and aviation sectors. “A most [...]

In a story broadcast by WPLG Local 10 News, Brett J. Schneider commented on the legal considerations affecting mandatory vaccination policies. Brett told Local 10 News employers do have the [...]

Yesterday, Governor DeSantis signed the Combatting Public Disorder Act, which amends numerous Florida Statutes in response to recent demonstrations, and resulting property damage and injuries. [...]

In an article published by Law360, Jamie A. Cole commented on Florida’s “anti-riot” law. The bill was prompted by the Black Lives Matter protests that became prominent starting last summer and [...]

In an article published by the Daily Business Review, Mitch A. Bierman and Eric Hockman commented on the latest crypto craze, nonfungible tokens (NFT). The new trend was prompted by individuals [...]

On March 29, 2021, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a COVID-19 civil liability bill into law, creating Florida Statute sections 768.38 and 768.381.  The statute provides heightened legal [...]

In an article published by Rent.com, Joe Hernandez commented on estoppel certificates and what to do if you get one. “An estoppel certificate is a signed statement usually by a tenant (either [...]